The Fulwood Arms is a characterful suburban local at 308 Aigburth Road (L17 9PW) in Liverpool, converted from a former motorbike shop and now blending traditional and modern decor into a cosy, dog-friendly setting. It pours an extensive, reasonably priced range of drinks including craft beers and a wide choice of spirits, and runs a packed entertainment week: a quiz on Tuesdays, open mic on Thursdays, live music on Fridays, and live sport, live music and Boom Box Bingo on Saturdays, plus a Sunday movie night. A genuine grassroots music local for south Liverpool.
The Fulwood Arms Open Mic
Liverpool open mic at The Fulwood Arms — listed on Google Places. Schedule below pending venue confirmation; check the venue's own listings before turning up.
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The Fulwood Arms Open Mic — Quick Facts
Liverpool open mic at The Fulwood Arms — listed on Google Places. Schedule below pending venue confirmation; check the venue's own listings before turning up.
Everything you need before you turn up
Where
The Fulwood Arms308 Aigburth Rd
Aigburth
Liverpool L17 9PW
Aigburth, Liverpool — check venue website for parking and nearest station.
Contact
Walk-in sign-up only
No advance booking
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About The Fulwood Arms




About This Open Mic
The Night
The Fulwood Arms is a suburban local on Aigburth Road in south Liverpool, converted from a former motorbike shop and styled on a Victorian London pub - bohemian and a bit trendy, but at heart a proper local that shows the football, runs a quiz and puts bands on week in, week out. Thursday is open mic night: an intimate stage in a friendly room, everyone welcome, and the week's live-music slot for anyone who wants to try material in front of a crowd.
The week at the Fulwood
Tuesday quiz night, Thursday open mic, Friday live music, Saturday live sport plus live music and Boom Box Bingo, Sunday live sport and movie night (venue's own Skiddle listing).
Start time
The pub publishes the day but not a start time - turn up from 8pm and ask at the bar, or ring 0151 728 9038 to check before travelling.
Getting there
308 Aigburth Road, Liverpool L17 9PW - on the main Aigburth Road bus corridor, a short walk from St Michaels station.
What's on stage — equipment and backline at this venue, verified regularly.
The Night at a Glance
How The Fulwood Arms’s Thursday night runs.
Find The Fulwood Arms
308 Aigburth Rd, Aigburth, Liverpool L17 9PW
Planning Your Thursday Night
Arrive by 19:30 to sign up for a slot. Entry is free and the open mic typically runs until late. A PA is provided — bring your own instrument and amp.
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Common Questions
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